Bathroom and bedroom tied

[Jpflex]

Like most additional hazards, bath GFCI tied to other room overloads only provides cause for insurance non-renewal & cancellation.

Someone said a bathroom only needed 1 dedicated circuit. So if a second circuit fed the second bathroom and if the GFCI at the second bathroom were allowed to feed other bedrooms then why would insurances cancel?

 

[Jpflex]

The correct terminology is branch circuit, not feeder.

Yes I mentioned branch circuit I meant to say feed not feed(er)

 

[Jpflex]

Did you check the whole bathroom or just noticed the lights out.

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Whole bathroom receptacle and light

 

[James L]

Whole bathroom receptacle and light

No bueno

 

[LarryFine]

The 20a circuit may supply either:

Everything (lights, fan, etc) in one bathroom.

Or:

Receptacles only in more than one bathroom.

 

[Fred B]

210.11(C)3

That still doesn't say the dedicated circuit(s) can be used in "other than" bathroom(s). The Bathroom receptacle circuit(s) are still restricted to bathroom(s) use only.

 

[dkidd]

That still doesn't say the dedicated circuit(s) can be used in "other than" bathroom(s). The Bathroom receptacle circuit(s) are still restricted to bathroom(s) use only.

No one said anything different.

 

[ramsy]

Someone said..

Next time ask for a code reference.